Scout Taylor-Compton

Scout: (On perfecting her scream for "Halloween") I actually didn't put any thought into it. I remember the first time meeting Rob [Zombie, the director] and doing the screen test with Danielle [Harris], and we were doing the high school scene and it was very casual just talking to my friend and then Danielle left and Rob said, "Ok, we're going to try emotional screaming scenes." This is where I'm holding a naked girl, you know Linda, in my hands and I'm screaming for Michael and he's coming, approaching me. We just tried it the first time and I remember shaking and crying and screaming and when we were done Rob was just like… wow, he didn't know what to say. I didn't really practice my scream, it just comes naturally and I love like getting into it and shaking, breathing heavy and all that stuff. I just love emotion.

Scout: (On her "Halloween" co-stars Danielle Harris and Kristina Klebe) It's really fun working with them. All the scenes that we have together are like really sassy attitude always like picking-on-me kind of thing and trying to get me out there and stuff like that. Danielle is definitely a blessing to work with, I've learned so much from her. I remember doing a scene with her in the house and she's trying to get me to hook up with a guy and there's a part where she jumps up on me and pushes me against the wall and starts being all perverted with a kid sitting right there. Kristin is like a little bit more shy but she's real nice.

Scout: I just finished filming an AFI Thesis Film called The Honey Fields. The director, Matthew Gordon, was really good. He's really great with kids. I play a character by the name of Mary Beth, and basically I break up the relationship between two brothers, and in the end one of us is killed.